Motion sensor extension board (for Picoclick C3)

Name: Motion sensor extension board (for Picoclick C3)
SKU: 28333
Price: 7.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

(1 Review)

Picoclick-C3 extension board with the LIS3DH accelerometer

Designed by makermoekoe in Germany

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Picoclick-C3 extension board with the LIS3DH accelerometer

What is it? The motion sensor board is an extension for the Picoclick-C3 which is based on the LIS3DH accelerometer from STMicroelectronics. It can be connected to the Picoclick with one of these FPC…

What is it?

The motion sensor board is an extension for the Picoclick-C3 which is based on the LIS3DH accelerometer from STMicroelectronics. It can be connected to the Picoclick with one of these FPC cables and it communicates over I2C.

The interrupt of the sensor is connected to the button line of the Picoclick and thus this extension can be used to activate the Picoclick by firing an interrupt. The interrupt can be configured over I2C. For example, the motion sensor can fire an interrupt on a free fall, on a single or double tap, on a axis-specific motion or on any motion.

There is the option to add an FDM printed case/mount for the sensor coupled with a Picoclick-C3. This mount is the one shown in the Youtube video and is perfect for motion controlled robots and co. (The Picoclick-C3 is shown in one of the pictures, but it is of course not included) If you have a 3D-printer at home you can just print it yourself - the files are on Github and the documentation page. If you wanna connect the motion extension board with the Picoclick for the case/mount you have to cut one of these FPC cables to a length of about 4-5mm.

Features

LIS3DH accelerometer from STMicroelectronics
Ultra low power LDO embedded
Communication with the Picoclick over I2C
Able to activate the Picoclick by firing an interrupt
With an activate sensor waiting on a tap the device draws only 9µA of current
PCB: Black solder mask color

There are documentations, software examples and schematics available on the documentation page.

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Kenneth | March 8, 2023

Great an super compact extension board

The seller shipped fast and the product has great documentation. The seller did send a follow-up mail to make sure I didn't have any issues, and cares for the customers. I'm planning to use this sensor board together with a Picoclick C3 IoT board to make a window sensor. Make sure to also follow this seller's socials for awesome content :).

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